[john_rsd]

Ive been testing this for a few days now.

I have found that the script has crashed twice causing the following error

Database error in vBulletin 3.0.1:

Invalid SQL: INSERT INTO attachment SET dateline = '1088526838',
filename = '',
filedata = 'GIF89a?\0,\0?\0

<<snipped here>>
thumbnail = '',
filesize = + 0,
postid = 202
mysql error: You have an error in your SQL syntax. Check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '+ 0,
postid = 202' at line 5

mysql error number: 1064

Date: Tuesday 29th of June 2004 09:33:59 AM
Script: http://proteluser.com/bbs3/gateway.php
Referer:
Username: Site_Admin

But the script seems to have went so far then went pear shaped, at this point threading by title was completely non-effective and the 22 messages were not threaded at all despite having subject headers matching exactly. See screenshot attached.

There also seems an issue with handling possible EOL characters as i got a message like this inserted to the forums. Notice the '=' inserted at the end of a line before a return.

I've just been able to use DXP for a complete job and feel that I can now c=
omment on a few things that I've found.

Of course some of this may have a new 'DXP' way of doing things that I don'=
t know of yet.

In 99Se I could 'RMB' cut, copy or paste when editing many parameters such =
as drawing number in the schematic editor, I can't do this anymore and inst=
ead must use the more cumbersome ctrl C / ctrl V method.

Usually when editing text I want to change the text itself - in 99SE, doubl=
e clicking on a text string opened an editor panel with the 'text' selected=
.. This was very good for text editing as all I needed to do was to double c=
lick, type in the new value and then enter. Now I double click and then hav=
e to find and select the 'value' to change.

It should have looked like this, at least this is how outlook displays it in the mail box.

I've just been able to use DXP for a complete job and feel that I can now comment on a few things that I've found.

Of course some of this may have a new 'DXP' way of doing things that I don't know of yet.

In 99Se I could 'RMB' cut, copy or paste when editing many parameters such as drawing number in the schematic editor, I can't do this anymore and instead must use the more cumbersome ctrl C / ctrl V method.

Usually when editing text I want to change the text itself - in 99SE, double clicking on a text string opened an editor panel with the 'text' selected. This was very good for text editing as all I needed to do was to double click, type in the new value and then enter. Now I double click and then have to find and select the 'value' to change.

This message was sent as plain text.

This was the second message inserted in that batch. The first message is uneffected and was threaded correctly.

Is there any compatability issues with mysql or php versions ???

Any help appreciated